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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 28, 2005

Page

16

Middletown Rummage Sale Benefits Scholarship Drive

Several community events headline Middletown today with a rummage sale at Middletown Exhibit Center to fund the Justin Brittain Memorial Scholarship Foundation. Doors open 9 a.m. today and Sunday, Sunday half off, $1 at the door, donations accepted through May 24. contact Donna Stoutenborough at (513) 420-9104.

Middletown Swallen’s Justin Brittain Silver Leaf Lodge Bethlehem Lutheran Church S. Broad St Christ Ola Thompson

Terrier Desi Wins at Cincinnati Buckeye Dog Show

Desi the Boston Terrier owned by Peggy Jackson is groomed before competing at the Cincinnati Kennel Club and Buckeye Association Specialty Breed Dog Show held Friday at the Butler County Fairgrounds.

Desi Peggy Jackson Cincinnati Kennel Club Buckeye Association Butler County Fairgrounds

Memorial Day Parade and events plan in Middleton area

Scout troops local and area fire vehicles public dignitaries a riderless horse and church groups will join a Memorial Day parade. Entry to staging is at Smith Park via Wilbraham Road before 9 30 a m. Services begin 11 30 a m at Memorial Plaza Woodside Cemetery with Sam Ashworth master of ceremonies and Robert Hale grand marshal. 1800 balloons memorialize Middletonians lost or missing in action. Deb Morrison listed for calls.

Smith Park Wilbraham Road Memorial Plaza Woodside Cemetery and Arboretum Sam Ashworth Robert Hale

Local thefts report multiple property crimes across city blocks

Between Monday evening and Tuesday morning vehicles and outdoor items were stolen or damaged. A 1979 Ford Mustang front tires and rims were taken from the 4500 block of Miller Road, a grill vanished from a residence on Queen Avenue, two three foot eagle statues were stolen from The Alameda, and a son of Chad Thacker had his vehicle vandalized with toilet paper and edibles on Ross Street. Staff at Residence at Kensington Place reported pain medication patches removed from five patients.

Arbor Pointe Drive Smeone Catalpa Drive Chad Thacker Miller Road Thacker Queen Avenue Gail Edwards Alameda Virginia Cantwell Laura Thacker Ross Street Kensington Place Kensington Street

Franklin Pancake Breakfast at Masonic Lodge Today

Franklin Masonic Lodge at 1355 E Second St hosts an all you can eat pancake breakfast from 7 to 11 a m. today. Cost is 5 dollars and the community is invited.

Masonic Lodge Franklin Masonic Lodge Second St

Lemon Monroe High 1953 Graduates Meet at Barn N Bunk

The Lemon Monroe High School class of 1953 will gather in Trenton on June 4 for a luncheon at Barn N Bunk after an 8:30 a.m. golf at Forest Hills Middletown. For reservations call Gerry Gunderson or Jane Majors.

Trenton Historical Society Set for June Meeting

Reservation deadline nears for the Trenton Historical Society annual meeting on June 6 at St. Peter Lutheran Church. Dinner at 6 p.m. and meeting at 7 p.m. Call 513 988 0282 or email wewcodrey sbcglobal.net for reservations or information. The group seeks a copy of the booklet Trenton People Trenton Places 175 Years.

Trenton Historical Society St. Peter Lutheran Church Miami St Trenton Sbcglobal

Memorial Day Closings in Middletown Area

The Journal offices close Monday but delivery occurs early. USPS and Gov offices closed. Middletown Transit no service. All area schools closed. Trash pickup proceeds. Banks advise calling ahead. BMV and Middletown Public Library status unclear.

Journal Middletown Journal U.S. Postal Service Middletown Gov. Offices Bureau of Motor Vehicles Middletown Public Library

Cemetery outlines Memorial Day rules at Woodside in Middletown

Woodside Cemetery at 1401 S. Woodside Blvd Middletown opens 8 a.m. on Memorial Day with staff to help locate graves. Floral decorations are welcome, but decorations and containers must be removed by June 6 for cleanup. Live plants only will remain. artificial decorations will be discarded.

Woodside Cemetery S. Woodside Blvd Middletown Fred Wehr Wehr Ruth Tunnell Memorial Day Committee

Becket Park change order sparks West Chester dispute

West Chester Township officials clash over a $7,467 change to extend infields at Beckett Park. Township Administrator Judi Carter says the township will cover the cost temporarily, with the West Chester Baseball Organization reimbursing later. The delay risks delaying the Continental Amateur Baseball Association World Series expected to boost local tourism.

West Chester Beckett Park George Lang Lang Judi Carter West Chester Baseball Organization Union Centre Boulevard West Chester Baseball McGill Smith Punshon Inc West Chester Baseball Orga Carter Mike Hasselbock Hasselbeck Jay Basil Baseball Organization Omaha Neb Basil Complex West Chester Road

Body found in river identified as West Chester resident

Dalila Chacon-Lazaro a 29 year old woman from Cintalpa Chiapas Mexico was identified by DNA after authorities located family in Mexico. Investigators consider possible murder or death by own action. Her body was recovered April 13 near Beechmont Levee and linked to Beechmont West Chester case after contacts with a Mexican consulate and officials in Mexico.

West Chester Cincinnati Little Miami River Mexico Dalila Chacon-Lazaro Cintalpa Chiapas Hamilton County Sheriff's Office Steve Barnett Chacon-Lazaro Ignacio Lopez-Vazquez West Chester Township Barnett Beechmont Levee Indianapolis

Rozzi's Fireworks Set Show For RiverBlast in Dayton

Rozzi's Famous Fireworks plans a 20 minute RiverBlast show at RiverScape MetroPark in Dayton starting at 10 p.m. with a 35 pound orange mortar shell and American made pyrotechnics. Tom Fagan says the 110 year old family business emphasizes quality over quantity as crowds of up to 70000 are expected. event runs noon to midnight with live music, face painting, and SpongeBob activities along East Monument Avenue.

Dayton Tom Fagan Fagan Rozzi RiverScape MetroPark East Monument Avenue Ohio United States Rozzi’s Loveland Cincinnati RiverBlast RiverScape Lorka Munoz- Daugherty Five Rivers MetroParks

Counties join ES S suit in push to extend voting system deadline

ES S says 12 more counties have joined the lawsuit bringing total to 32 to extend the deadline for picking a voting system. The filing targets the state board certification rules and a May 13 deadline. Judge Dale Crawford set a hearing next week on ES S's request to block enforcement and continuation of the certification timeline. Named counties include Cler mont Clinton Franklin Meigs Monroe Noble Ottawa Ross Seneca Tuscarawas Williams and Wyandotte.

Columbus Election Systems & Software Es&s Kenneth Blackwell Diebold Election Systems Blackwell Diebold Dale Crawford Franklin County Common Pleas Court State Board of Voting Machine Examiners Clermont Clinton Franklin Meigs Monroe Noble Ottawa Ross Seneca Tuscarawas Williams Wyandotte

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